When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Help Scout easier to use and set up. However, Re:amaze is easier to administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Re:amaze overall.
Reviewers felt that Re:amaze meets the needs of their business better than Help Scout.
When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Re:amaze is the preferred option.
For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Re:amaze over Help Scout.
Help Scout recently announced a new integration with messenger, which is great news for their users. However, I find it disappointing that this integration...Read more
Why sometimes the messages are not merged by themself?
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AG
Hey Oliver,
I'm Anthony. A member of Help Scout's support team.
If you still have questions about messages within Help Scout, please reach out and I'd...Read more
Do you have a mobile app?
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BD
Yes, search "Help Scout" in your device's application store. Read more
What if your pricing changes in the future? Will I be grandfathered?
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Official Response from Re:amaze
We're serious about pricing because we know how important it is for you to estimate costs and be able to scale your growth according to your business growth....Read more
What is Re:amaze's pricing?
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Official Response from Re:amaze
Re:amaze offers 4 different plans for businesses in all growth stages.
1. Re:amaze Starter is a $50 flat rate plan that offers businesses unlimited staff...Read more
What is Re:amaze's free trial policy?
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Official Response from Re:amaze
All Re:amaze accounts come with a standard 14-day no obligation free trial. During the free trial, you'll have access to all features from Re:amaze Basic,...Read more
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